You’ve got the list right there in front of you, so I really don't see why you're still trying to argue the point... Is Chieftec on that list? It isn't, and honestly, there's a very good reason for that... which makes everything perfectly clear, wouldn't you agree?
Honestly, if I were you, I’d just pull the trigger and buy it now so it can sit there waiting for you, because right now they actually have some in stock, and heaven knows when we'll see them on the shelves again... 🙂
I honestly can't quite figure out who's actually losing their marbles here... is it you folks who just keep insisting on posting in the wrong subforum, or is it me, since I seem to be constantly moving your threads over to where they belong?
In my humble opinion, grabbing an HD4770 just isn't worth the cash when you could be looking at the HD4870 512/1024 or even that 250GTS instead... 🙂
And honestly, I won't even get started on the upcoming generation of ATI cards, because once those much faster models hit the market, the prices on these older ones are bound to plummet...
You really ought to have started a fresh thread instead of cluttering up this one... since we're talking about peripherals, that's where the conversation belongs, don't you think?
As for me, I'm not even getting any notification when my DPI changes on my MX 518, either...
HD 4670. If the instructions say you need to read the very first post, then please, for goodness' sake, actually do it and write exactly what's required... This is my first and last warning.
I honestly can't tell if some people are just being thick-headed, totally out of touch, or maybe just plain lazy, but when someone actually goes through the trouble of typing out >>>>>READ THE FIRST POST!<<<<< — then you really ought to take the hint, go back, read that initial post properly, and actually answer the questions asked!
I’ve pretty much got the whole MX Master 3 setup ready to go, especially since I’m running the Logitech G502 for my gaming sessions and then switching over to the Logitech MX Master for all my 2D design work... though, looking back, I actually used to own an early revision of the Corsair K70 too!
That's quite a lot for a Razer BlackWidow, if you ask me, which is really what I'm getting at here... and since I happen to own a high-end keyboard myself—a Logitech, naturally—I have a bit of perspective on these things... 😉
analogdriver122 said:when you look at the gear itself and the build quality, there's just no contest...
And just like that, the whole thing falls apart... 🤣
Seriously, though, if you look at how many people have actually owned Razer gear, cursed it out, sold it all off, and eventually migrated over to Logitech...
analogdriver122 said:I’d say just stick with Razer if you’re really looking for that dedicated gaming feel, because in my experience, their build quality feels a bit more premium and they just look a whole lot sleeker... but hey, at the end of the day, it's your call to make! I noticed you already have the Razer Naga in your cart from $217
Now, hold on a second, because I have to respectfully disagree here... saying Razer beats Logitech is just plain wrong! 😁
Come on now, just give me a bit more detail so I can actually help you out! Tell me exactly how much cash you're looking to drop, which stores you're planning to shop at—maybe Best Buy or Micro Center?—what kind of power supply and overall build you have in mind, and what resolution you usually play at...
Honestly, there isn't any real difference at all—not even when you look closely at the memory speed 😉—since Palit actually manufactures both of these cards... I’d say just grab the Gainward one because it's quite a bit cheaper...